mero-

American  

1. a combining form meaning “part,” “partial,” used in the formation of compound words.

   merogony.

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mero- British  

combining form

1. part or partial

   merocrine

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Etymology

Origin of mero-

From the Greek word méros part

Example Sentences

The offshore segment could also support with revenue recognition from the Mero-3 project charter, she says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Moments later, Seferino Rincon, seeing me struggle to keep up, turned to me, pumped his fist and said: “Animo amigo, animo! Ya mero.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Sabu’s wrestling style was fearless and relentless,” Mero wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

Retired WWE wrestler Marc Mero wrote that Sabu “was not only a remarkable performer but also a gracious and engaging person.”

From Los Angeles Times

But in the 1960s, American geologist John L Mero published a book setting out the case that the seabed could provide many of the world's mineral needs.

From BBC